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In the bustling heart of Mexico City, "Rafael," a year-old chemistry student, is seeking to become a drug producer by making his own synthetic substances at home.
Choosing to remain anonymous for safety reasons, "Rafael," as he requested to be called in an interview with Milenio, transformed his small bedroom in the Narvarte neighborhood into an improvised laboratory.
Amid pipettes, test tubes, and other basic tools, Rafael works in his modest lab.
Dressed simply, Rafael says he is combining science with activism.
As a sixth-semester student at the Metropolitan Autonomous University (UAM), his technical knowledge has allowed him to develop this initiative, which he sees as much more than an act of rebellion.
"This isn't about making money or competing with cartels.
It's about taking control of what I consume and refusing to support a system that perpetuates violence in our country," Rafael told Milenio.
The ideology behind the substances
Unlike Walter White, the